Opinion: Fraud is a real problem in Utah, and its nothing to be embarrassed about
Scam texts and calls are becoming more common and these frauds are becoming more sophisticated.
Opinion: Tackling the national debt requires both budget reform and fraud crackdowns
In the next 10 years, our gross federal debt will rise from $40 trillion to nearly $64 trillion.
Opinion: What if smartphones aren’t killing romance — but saving it?
Smartphones have become the most common way couples meet, which makes them one of the most powerful matchmaking technologies ever built.
Opinion: Is divorce the only option? Other legal solutions for a troubled marriage
Many people in a miserable marriage see only two options: stay stuck in the marriage or get divorced.
Opinion: The Parkinson’s and paraquat connection — why Utah should join the lead to ban the herbicide
Husband and wife share their experience with Parkinson’s and urge lawmakers to address possible causes of the disease.
Opinion: What a quarter century in child welfare taught me about the power of connection
Every young person deserves the kind of connection that shows up, stays and reminds them they belong.
Opinion: How serious are North Korea’s threats?
For many years, Pyongyang has been inconsistent and erratic.
Opinion: The rising cost of healthcare in Utah
Are you one of the majority of Utahns who have faced increasing healthcare costs?
Opinion: A free people should not live under constant surveillance
Free people do not have to reveal every aspect of their private lives to the government
Opinion: Self-restraint — one thing the AI industry cannot produce
The appetites for wealth, speed, convenience, entertainment and productivity contain no measurable limit.